Transport Information

• Blue Badge  helps disabled people with severe mobility problems park close to their destination
• AccessAble Halton  local guides about venues/public spaces accessibility  e.g. shops, restaurants, leisure centres, parks

The Council has a statutory duty for children and young people with SEND to ensure that suitable travel arrangements are made, where necessary, to facilitate a child’s attendance at school. This applies to home to school travel arrangements and vice versa, and do not relate to travel between educational establishments during the school day. Parents and carers are responsible for ensuring that their children attend school regularly.

All information and the policies for Home to School/College Transport including Post 16 can be found on this link to the

SEND Home to School Assisted Transport on Dedicated Services from September 2020​​

Copies of the letters issued to parents/carers which outline the arrangements being put into place from September 2020 can be found on the Council’s page for School Travel Support 

Independent Travel Training

The Council provides this training to enable young people with SEND to travel independently to and from school, college and other social activities. The training works with young people, parents, carers, schools and other appropriate individuals to provides trainees with their own personal travel programme.    More information can be found on the Council website Independent Travel Training

• Bus Pass and Tickets
• Bus Timetables and Route Maps

Roadworks and Updates

• Find out what’s happening locally
• Merseyflow 

Assisted Travel-School Transport – Appeals process explained

• Information on the process can be found on the Education, Health and Care Plan section